I've been a writer for most of my life, but began doing so professionally more than a decade ago. I've developed content for audiences ranging from people interested in health and wellness to patients navigating complex medical diagnoses.
My writing philosophy grounds my work: good health information should be accurate, understandable, useful, and human. I aim to make complex information feel accessible without losing the nuance that makes it factual. This is true whether I'm explaining a niche medical topic, exploring the evidence behind a wellness practice, or providing tips for a specific health-related topic.
Today, my writing focuses primarily on health, medical, and general wellness topics. I bring particular expertise in oncology, patient education, and evidence-based research. This is paired with my knowledge of SEO, digital marketing, and content strategy. My combination of skills helps ensure my work reaches those who are looking for it.
I write at the intersection of science and everyday wellbeing – healthy aging, nutrition, movement, mind-body health, preventive lifestyle tools, and the many factors that help people live healthier lives.
I began writing professionally in the mid-2010s as a communications manager at a yoga studio. I primarily wrote digital marketing copy and blog content on various health-related topics. In 2019, I was freshly graduated with a bachelor's in English and worked as a technical publications specialist until mid-2021.
In 2021, I've expanded into medical and patient-focused writing, building experience in research-heavy topics that require both accuracy and empathy. Over the past 5 years, I've written more than 100 pieces of health and medical content. I've covered complex conditions, treatments, patient concerns, evidence-based wellness, and lifestyle support. This work combines research, SEO, and content strategy with an understanding of how people actually search for and consume health information.
My current body of work is primarily rooted in medical and patient education. I've written extensively about complex medical conditions and treatments, often tackling topics that require careful research and thoughtful communication.
One example is my article on end-stage mesothelioma. This was created to address a significant gap in patient-focused information on a sensitive subject. Years after publication, it remains one of the strongest-performing pieces I've written and continues to generate meaningful traffic and leads.
Other topics have included patient education, palliative care, treatment methods, clinical trials, and health and wellness content for people living with cancer.
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My ever-developing medical background has also shaped the way I approach wellness writing. I enjoy writing about health and wellbeing, but I'm most interested in keeping a foundation of credible research rather than trends or easy answers.
That might mean exploring the potential benefits of yoga, providing simplified nutrition tips from experts, examining popular alternative approaches to wellbeing, or translating research about healthy habits into practical information readers can actually use.
I believe this type of content today is invaluable, as health and wellness guidance is often overcomplicated, confusing, and trend-focused. I'm passionate about sharing helpful content that explains:
Healthy aging · Plant-focused Nutrition · Movement · Mind-body health · Preventive tips · Lifestyle medicine · Sustainable wellbeing
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Writing is at the center of my work, but it's only one aspect of my content approach. I believe that writing the best content doesn't matter if it isn't reaching your audience. To support that end, I've focused on developing my content marketing skills.
I'm experienced in SEO, content strategy, editorial planning, technical documentation, and content-development workflows. I enjoy thinking about not only what to write, but why a piece needs to exist, who needs it, how they'll find it, and where it fits in a broader content experience.
This combination of writing and strategy allows me to view content from both sides: the reader who needs useful information and the organization that needs its content to accomplish something.
I'm naturally curious, which is probably one of the more useful traits a writer can have. I spend my free time going down research rabbit holes because I want to understand something better. This curiosity also gives me the desire to share what I've learned with others.
I also believe good health writing shouldn't sound complicated just because the subject is. It should meet the reader where they're at. My work bridges the gap by being technical enough to highlight the science, but human enough to connect with the reader.
